US leveraged ETF AUM reaches $198 billion record high as TQQQ and SOXL surge

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Release Time: 06/24/2026 03:35:30

Summary

ETF news-driven trading activity has pushed U.S. leveraged ETF AUM to a record $198 billion as of June 24, 2026, a 55% increase year-to-date. The 3x Long Nasdaq-100 ETF (TQQQ) now holds $40 billion in assets, nearing a peak, while the 3x Long Semiconductor ETF (SOXL) has surged to $34 billion, tripling since April. The 2x Long Nasdaq-100 ETF (QLD) also rose 88% to $15 billion. Traders are closely monitoring key support and resistance levels as momentum builds in leveraged products.

BlockBeats news: On June 24, the scale of U.S. leveraged ETFs is growing at a record pace, with investor leverage usage also at record highs. The assets under management of TQQQ, the 3x leveraged ETF tracking the Nasdaq-100 Index, have risen to approximately $40 billion, nearing its historical peak. Meanwhile, the assets under management of SOXL, the 3x leveraged ETF tracking the semiconductor sector, have reached a new all-time high of $34 billion. Since April, SOXL’s assets have more than tripled, while TQQQ’s assets have nearly doubled. In comparison, QLD, the 2x leveraged ETF tracking the Nasdaq-100 Index, increased by $7 billion during the same period, up 88%, reaching a historical high of nearly $15 billion.

Driven by this, the total assets under management of U.S. leveraged ETFs have reached a record high of $198 billion, a 55% increase over the same period.

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